Don’t Mess Up “Would Like” Questions on IELTS

The video tutorial addresses common mistakes students make in the IELTS exam, particularly with 'would like' questions. It emphasizes the importance of understanding these questions as hypothetical future scenarios and provides examples and tips to answer them correctly. The instructor advises students to listen carefully to the examiner and avoid discussing past experiences when asked about future desires.

What is the main focus of 'would like' questions in the IELTS exam?

• Hypothetical future scenarios

• Current situations

• General knowledge

• Past experiences

When asked about an app you would like to have, what should you focus on?

• Apps you wish to have in the future

• Apps you used in the past

• Apps you currently use

• Apps your friends use

How should you approach a question about a gift you would like to give?

• Discuss a gift you gave last year

• Talk about a gift you plan to give in the future

• Mention a gift you received

• Describe a gift someone else gave

What is a common mistake candidates make when asked about a vacation they would like to take?

• Talking about a friend's vacation

• Mentioning a vacation they dislike

• Discussing a current vacation

• Describing a past vacation

What should you do to ensure you answer 'would like' questions correctly?

• Ignore the examiner's question

• Focus on past experiences

• Listen carefully and use your imagination

• Discuss unrelated topics